Open marcespie opened 1 year ago
Its a long story. I think it is needed for GEGL Inner Glow to work and at one point it definitely was. Back when I first started making GEGL Plugins I didn't know how to hide operations from the GUI so I had to put no touch so no one would modify it. I will see if I can remove that entirely.
confirmed -- it is needed for innerglow to work proper. I could rename notouch to hiddencolor or something more professional. I tried removing "notouch" and inner glow broke entirely.
Not sure whether setting "notouch" to invalid color "#" is intentional. If you want transparent cyan, rgba value #00ffffaa would work and suppress the warning